How to use

When calling duat, with no arguments, you will open a scratch buffer. If you pass files as arguments, then duat will open one window for each file.

duat also comes with various flags that you can pass:

• --cfg will open the ~/.config/duat/src/lib.rs.
• --cfg-manifest will open ~/.config/duat/Cargo.toml. You can also pass --cfg to open both.
• --no-load will not load any config, running the default one.
• --load will pick a path to look for a config on. This lets you have.
• --profile will pick a profile to load.
• --open will open N windows to place the files passed as arguments. multiple configurations, if you wish.
• --reload will recompile the config crate.
• --clean calls cargo clean on the config crate.
• --update will update dependencies to their latest compatible version.
• --init-config will clear the replace the config crate with the default version. If --load was passed, clears that path instead.
• --init-plugin will initialize a crate for plugin development at the given path.
• --repository will pick a repository for the plugin.
• --author will pick an author for the plugin.
• --help displays these flags.
• --version displays Duat's version.

Got to the next chapter to figure out how to control Duat once you're in it.